The BS Software Engineering program at UAJ&K bridges the gap between computer science theory and its practical applications using modern tools and technologies. It focuses on providing students with hands-on experience and technical training that integrate theory and practice, concepts and applications, and problem-solving approaches. The program prepares professionals with deep knowledge of software development concepts, processes, and practices to develop high-quality software systems. Graduates are equipped to lead and innovate within the software industry, with a strong foundation in communication, mathematics, sciences, as well as cultural, ethical, and social issues influencing software development.

Updated Information for Fall 2026 Admissions

• At least 60% marks in HSSC / F.Sc. Pre-Engineering / ICS (Mathematics, Physics, Computer) / DAE Computer or equivalent qualification with Mathematics, certified by IBCC where applicable.
• The candidate must not have any third division in the academic career.
• The entrance test is mandatory. A candidate must qualify the entrance test to be eligible for admission.
• HSSC / F.Sc. Pre-Medical students may be considered as per PEC policy, subject to successful completion of the required 8-week condensed Mathematics deficiency program, separate entry test / merit determination as applicable, and fulfillment of all PEC and University admission requirements. Maximum 40% of the intake may be filled by Pre medical Candidates if they fulfill all the merit criteria.

• At least 50% marks in HSSC / F.Sc. Pre-Engineering / ICS (Mathematics, Physics, Computer) / DAE Computer or equivalent qualification, certified by IBCC where applicable.
• The entrance test is mandatory. A candidate must qualify the entrance test to be eligible for admission.
• F.Sc. Pre-Medical students may be admitted in accordance with NTC policy, subject to passing the admission test and studying an additional non-credit / deficiency Mathematics course of F.Sc. level in the first semester.

• At least 50% marks in HSSC / F.Sc. Pre-Engineering / ICS (Mathematics, Physics, Computer) / DAE Computer / DAE Electrical / DAE Electronics or equivalent qualification, certified by IBCC where applicable.
• The entrance test is mandatory. A candidate must qualify the entrance test to be eligible for admission.
• F.Sc. Pre-Medical students may be admitted in accordance with NTC policy, subject to passing the admission test and studying an additional non-credit / deficiency Mathematics course of F.Sc. level in the first semester.

As per the Board of Studies admission policy, the following entry test mechanisms / testing agencies are acceptable for the relevant programs:

• Program-specific laboratories, including dedicated computer labs, hardware lab, and FYP / project lab and AI Lab.
• Well-established and well-equipped research labs and computer labs.
• Internet facility and digital learning support.
• Outcome-Based Education (OBE) system for PEC / NTC compliance.
• Final Year Design Project / Senior Design Project supervision and evaluation mechanism.
• Supervised Industrial Training / Internship support.
• Qualified faculty members and lab engineers.
• Access to University library, digital resources, student affairs support, and career guidance facilities.
• Hostel / transport facilities subject to University rules and availability.

Q. Which programs are being offered for Fall 2026?

A. B.Sc. Software Engineering, B.Sc. Software Engineering Technology, and B.Sc. Computer Engineering Technology.

Q. Which body accredits / regulates these programs?

A. B.Sc. Software Engineering is under PEC / Washington Accord, while the two Technology programs are under NTC / Sydney Accord.

Q. Is entry test mandatory?

A. Yes. Entry test is mandatory for all three programs.

Q. Can F.Sc. Pre-Medical students apply for B.Sc. Software Engineering?

A. Yes, subject to PEC policy, including successful completion of required condensed Mathematics deficiency program and fulfillment of entry test, merit, and University requirements.

Q. Can F.Sc. Pre-Medical students apply for Engineering Technology programs?

A. Yes, subject to NTC policy, admission test, and additional Mathematics course requirement in the first semester.

Q. Are scholarships available?

A. Yes. University scholarships, need-based schemes, and the departmental Software Helping Hand scholarship may be available subject to eligibility and funds.

Q. Where can students get guidance?

A. Students may contact the Department of Software Engineering / the University Admission Office.